David 
I’m not much of a label reader when it comes to paint, and with the greater flexibility to mix or overlap different types of paints to your desired outcome, it is easy to get carried away and mess up your … Read More
Remodeling or repairing an older home can be rewarding, but you may have some issues with the piping, as I discovered with our house. In many cases, the pipe material used in an older home may be unavailable, leaving you … Read More
If you notice a sewer-like or rotten egg smell in your home, you may be dealing with a serious issue. Though you should always take a sulfur smell seriously, it doesn’t always mean danger. A rotten egg or sewer smell … Read More
Like any other product, washable matt paint differs in pricing, quality, ease of use, and other characteristics. With all these factors to consider, choosing the best option for your needs and budget can be tough when you add “white” to … Read More
If you’re anything like me, you’re a homeowner who has embraced DIY projects that you used to hire professionals for. Easy-to-use products like Postcrete support this new culture that embraces the use of tools and techniques that can easily be … Read More
When setting up your plumbing system, it’s essential to consider whether your washing machine and sink can share the same drain or need separate drains. Here’s what you need to know to make an informed decision. A washer and a … Read More
It’s amazing how a 250-year-old invention like the P-trap continues to be essential to the modern home. So, do washing machines need a P-trap too? Washing machines need a P-trap because they drain into the sewer or a septic tank. … Read More
Few products have transformed the construction industry as much as drywall. It is affordable, non-combustible, and installs quickly, reducing construction time and cost significantly. But when and how was this revolutionary product invented? As we know it today, drywall was … Read More
Most of the walls in most modern houses in North America consist of drywall. The material is considerably easier to work with and economical as well. But what about its flammability? Drywall is tough to ignite and is very resistant … Read More
As a versatile construction material, drywall is used in various applications, from walls and ceilings to floors and countertops. It is used for several design features, including arches, eaves, and wrapping columns in commercial buildings. One common question when working … Read More